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Vineyards in Hanoi attract young visitors not only for their sweet and succulent grapes but also for promising nice photoshoots.

These days in Qatar, 32 of the world's top football teams are competing to win the prestigious gold cup. In Hanoi, for just $5, you can raise a golden trophy copy, display it or use it as a paperweight by visiting Bat Trang pottery village in Gia Lam District.

Late Autumn and early Winter are the most beautiful times of the year to enjoy the water lily stream on the outskirts of Hanoi.

The new learning model helps the young generation of Hanoi better understand the value of the capital's heritage.

The Hanoi-based female artist has been creating outstanding paintings themed Hanoi from thousands of fabric pieces. The exhibition “Me, Hanoi and the color of fabric” is on display in downtown Hanoi.

The unique cafeteria in Hanoi's Old Quarter, with a gorgeous view over Hoan Kiem Lake, is a favorite hangout destination for young locals and international tourists.

The steamed rice crepe has become favorite food for both Vietnamese and foreign visitors to Hanoi.

Coming from an ancient craft village, named Ke Mo, now in Mai Dong Ward, Hoang Mai District, Tofu is a simple yet delicious dish on the daily food tray of Hanoians.

The hundred-year-old house is almost intact despite historical ups and downs

The Hanoi 75 Café evokes the era of Vietnam's centrally planned economy to attract young consumers.

Visitors to the ecological zone in Dan Phuong District will be able to immerse themselves in the beautiful natural scenery.

Pre-school, elementary, secondary, and high-school students are excited about Halloween as they can dress up their favorite characters.

Free folk singing classes in Hanoi are aimed to spread the love for Vietnamese folklore among youth

Tran Trung Hieu- a young Hanoian has a deep passion on traditional craft of bookbinding. His works not only enhance the beauty of precious books but also help preserve the “human quintessence” for the next generations of book lovers in Vietnam.

The event drew over 5,000 booths from more than 2,000 businesses, producers, importers, and international trade visitors participating in trade connection activities.

The ongoing exhibition “Traditional Customs” at the Hanoi Museum shows the elegant lifestyle of Hanoians in the old time, from home decoration to costumes and traditional rituals on holidays.

Jump rope is considered an old children’s game or an exercise for athletes for a long time. In the modern days, however, it has evolved into a performance sport.

The 17th "Hanoi in My Heart" photography exhibition is underway to mark the 68th anniversary of the Capital's Liberation Day 2022.

A gripping spiritual destination in Hanoi attracts tourists thanks to its legends and ancient spaces.

Presenting the unique cultures of Vietnam’s ethnic groups, the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology has become an exciting tourist attraction in Hanoi for a long time.